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Laves torrentielles et coulées de boue - Camarillo Springs Emergency 2015

One of five UX type debris flow barriers already installed - view from the valley side - type UX180-H6

Laves torrentielles et coulées de boue - Camarillo Springs Emergency 2015

Previous debris flow caused damage to two residences

Laves torrentielles et coulées de boue - Camarillo Springs Emergency 2015

Previous debris flowed up to the roof line.

Laves torrentielles et coulées de boue - Camarillo Springs Emergency 2015

Another view of the damages caused by the debris flow.

Laves torrentielles et coulées de boue - Camarillo Springs Emergency 2015

Installation of posts for the UX-180-H6 barrier - for Geobrugg's debris flow barriers only lightweight equipment is necessary

Laves torrentielles et coulées de boue - Camarillo Springs Emergency 2015

Installation of the top support rope for the UX-180-H6 type debris flow barrier

Laves torrentielles et coulées de boue - Camarillo Springs Emergency 2015

More detailed view of fully installed debris flow barrier type VX140-H4

Laves torrentielles et coulées de boue - Camarillo Springs Emergency 2015

Debris flow barrier type VX140-H4 after the first event - visible perfect state of the already loaded protection

 

Longueur du système

6 m - 25 m

 

Année d’installation

2015

Situation de départ

After wildfires stripped the hills bare of vegetation, torrential rains during the monsoon season of 2014 created significant debris flow events impacting and devastating homes. With the 2015 El Niño approaching, preventive measures were quickly installed in the hillsides above Camarillo Springs as the primary mitigation measure against future debris flows.

Description

The City of Camarillo hired the engineering company Kane Geotech, Inc. (Kane Geotech) to design debris flow mitigation measures. Dr. William Kane designed a plan and specified use of Geobrugg’s debris flow and shallow landslide barriers placed strategically within high risk gullies (barrancas).

At the end of 2015 the City of Camarillo hired Access Limited Construction Co., Inc. (Access Limited) to install the Geobrugg systems. Access Limited worked with Kane Geotech and Geobrugg to have the barriers installed before the rains hit. Geobrugg delivered material and Access Limited completed installation well ahead of the January 31st deadline. El Niño reached California the very next week and the Geobrugg Debris Flow barriers performed as designed.

Retention capacity:

Barranca 1 = 2,000 CY / 1,530 m³
Barranca 2 = 10,000 CY / 7,645  m³
Barranca 3 =12,000 CY / 9,175 m³
Total of 24,000 CY / 18,350 m³

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Client

City of Camarillo

Ingénierie

Kane Geotech, Inc.

Entrepreneur

Access Limited Construction Co., Inc.

Objet protégé

Bâtiment

Protection anticorrosion

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Kevin Coyle
 

Kevin Coyle

Regional Manager Northeast

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Ingénierie Hydraulique
Geobrugg North America, LLC,3 Beaudet Terr,CT 06237 Columbia / Etats-Unis Regional Manager Northeast

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Saleh Feidi
 

Saleh Feidi

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Ingénierie Hydraulique
Geobrugg North America, LLC,8921 Emperor Ave.,91775 San Gabriel, California / Etats-Unis

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John Kalejta
 

John Kalejta

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Ingénierie Hydraulique
Geobrugg North America, LLC,KS 67226 Wichita / Etats-Unis

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Bob Lyne
 

Bob Lyne

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Ingénierie Hydraulique
Geobrugg North America, LLC,8004 Windspray Drive,NC 27358 Summerfield / Etats-Unis

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Pierce Runnels, Civil Engineer
   

Pierce Runnels

General Manager Geobrugg North America

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Geobrugg North America, LLC,22 Centro Algodones , Civil Engineer General Manager Geobrugg North America

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Tim Shevlin
 

Tim Shevlin

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Geobrugg North America, LLC,OR 97302 Salem / Etats-Unis

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